Lawyers have no business in the field of advance care planning
When I was a practicing attorney, my colleagues and I would sit around at lunch, arguing about whose sandwich was better. Alone in our world of books and “right and wrong,” (as in “I’m right, and you’re wrong”), we spent hours creating problems to solve so we could make money. Lawyers — like many professionals — form their own little bubble, but unlike say, IT guys or architects, our bubble …
